Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-13

said would only defer death few years.
DR.. Kraus says the new swelling pre-
vents him from expressing q decisive
ropinion. The affection appears to be
carCerous. He opposes complete ex-
cision of the laryr1.
DR.. Mackenzie considers the growth to
be cencerous and advises that . small
piece of it be extracted to be submitted
to analysis.
The Emperor is naturally much affect
ed by the serious nature CT the Crown
Princes illness, but the rumors that he
has had relapse are untrue. He has ep-
peared daily st the palace windows al
the time for relieving the guard
snd seluted the crowd. He looks hale
and works at his desk Tor some time be-
fore dinner
News comes from Coblentz that the
Empress is worse. No bulletins abo
her condition have bsen posted and it is
feared her illness is serious.
MEETING OF THE EMPKRoRs.
The visit of the Gar is invested with
Increased importance by the nnsI decis-
ion that Prince Bismarck and NJ. de Giers
perors.
4HO ~ u III 0C4 u1n N0ECkbC says &4bNS
Bismarck will attend the conference ST
the command OF the Emperor. Up TO yes
terdsy it was understood In official circles
that PrinceBlsmarck would not be present.
The reversal OF the arrangement is asso-
ciated with the developments IN the con-
ditlon Of the Crown Prince, whose death
would materially affect ell the European
empires. Thursday is now given es the
day of the Cars arrival at Berlin. In
der the sorrowiul circumstances the visit
will be the least ceremonious possible
without pomp or parade. Cen
eral Weder, who for twelve years
WIS the German minister plenipotentiary
at ST. Petersburg will meet the Gar at
Wlttinburg. When the imperial train ar
rives in Berlin, Prince William, the Prince
Regent OF Brunswick, will receive the
imperial party. The Cars own regi-
ment, the Alexander Grenadier Guards,
will be arranged along the plsttorm
IS guard Of honor. The
imperial party will be driven
to the Russian embassy where the Prince
will receive the party. They will after
ward proceed to the palace where
they will have al intervie y
with the Emperor William.
After banquet the Gar will continue
his Journey 90 Moscow. The other mem
bers Of the party will not leave the train.
BISMARCK SENT FOR.
BERLIN, Nov IL Prince Bismarck has
been summoned by telegraph to Berlin.
THE CROWN PRINCE.
LONDON, Nov. 12.-Tne latest adyicas
from Ssn Reno say when the Prince wac
first informed CT the charge Of the nature
of his Illness, shadow passed over his
face, and he said: 81 thought 1t to
be something Of thst sort" He soon
regained cheeriness and wrote his mother
not to take the news too seriously and not
to attach any credit to newspaper reports
adding h looked confidently 10 the
future and placed bis hopes in God. It is
reported that Count Won Hatefeld,
the German embass sdof here, informed
Lord Salisbury there was reason for sp-
prehenson in regard TO the Grown Prince,
and that Lord Salisbury expressed deep
regret and sympathy from the English
nation.
THE CAR AND EMPEROR.
BERLIN, Nov. 12.-Msny Russian de-
tectiyes have arrived here, being sent to
Lubec, Hamburg and other places
The heads Of the Russian police
will cooperate with the German
in guarding the route to be
taken by the Car. 1t is reported the
Czsr Ill delay bis coming uutil the 18Th.
During his presence the Berlin police
have b cen ordered TO svoid Obtrusive
measures Of protection.
Emperor William is gaining strength.
Empress Augusta is aiiing, but the report
hat she islpsItially paral3zod is denied.